How to strengthen EU-Interpol cooperation 
30 Aug Justice

How to strengthen EU-Interpol cooperation 

At a time when criminals regularly operate at international and cross-jurisdictional levels, the EU must develop deeper institutional ties with Interpol, argues Jadwiga Wiśniewska
by Jadwiga Wisniewska
Diversity, equality and inclusiveness: time for the EU to act Partner Content
18 May Justice
Diversity, equality and inclusiveness: time for the EU to act
Journalist Sally Hayden's new book documents the stories of African migrants at Europe’s borders
10 May Justice
Journalist Sally Hayden's new book documents the stories of African migrants at Europe’s borders
Sergey Lagodinsky on the importance of shoring up democratic institutions and civil society in Europe and abroad
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Sergey Lagodinsky on the importance of shoring up democratic institutions and civil society in Europe and abroad
Illicit trade funding terrorism and wars Partner Content
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Illicit trade funding terrorism and wars
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European diversity: the strength of our union Partner Content
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As part of our ongoing series 'A Europe of Equals', European Commissioner for Equality Helena Dalli argues that building a Union of equality requires recognising people face discrimination
A year after they were sanctioned by China, these MEPs tell us how their lives have been impacted
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“It’s become almost a badge of honour.” Three MEPs sanctioned by China a year ago reflect on the surprising ways their new status has – and has not – made a difference in their professional and personal lives.
The European Parliament’s First Vice-President advocates for a united front against Russia
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The European Parliament’s First Vice-President advocates for a united front against Russia
The war in Ukraine requires all EU institutions to work together to condemn, sanction and help, and to accelerate the implementation of decisions that had already been taken before the war, argues Othmar Karas
Issue 550 | 25 April 2022
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The latest edition of The Parliament Magazine is now available to read online for free.
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With the war in Ukraine recalibrating practically every policy field, it has become paramount to identify and counter disinformation and foreign malign influence in Europe, Sandra Kalniete tells Parliament Magazine
Despite progress on antigypsyism in Europe, more legislation is required for true equality
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The 2020 EU Roma Strategic Framework represents a necessary new beginning in the fight against antigypsyism in Europe. But it remains a toothless tiger without an equality law for Romani people, writes Romeo Franz
On this year’s World Autism Day, let’s shift the focus away from awareness to acceptance
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Awareness is fine, argues Julie Ward, but without acceptance it risks being contaminated by ableist paternalism
Issue 549 | 28 March 2022
29 Mar Justice
Issue 549 | 28 March 2022
The latest edition of The Parliament Magazine is now available to read online for free.
Time to take stock of university values Partner Content
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The European University Association reflects on how the higher education sector has responded to the war in Ukraine and the attack on Europe’s fundamental values
Is a new Kazakhstan emerging? Partner Content
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President Tokayev’s proposed reforms will genuinely alter the country’s political culture
Securing our future though our children
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Her name was Ashling
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Her name was Ashling
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Covid is no barrier to gender equality
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We have been promised a union of equality, but the pandemic has allowed certain interests to try to maintain the status quo. Gender equality must – and will – prevail, writes Maria Noichl
Brando Benifei interview: Federalist and proud of it
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Issue 548 | 21 February 2022
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The latest edition of The Parliament Magazine is now available to read online for free.
Fighting online illicit trade Partner Content
21 Feb Justice
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Karim Massimov: the canary in the coalmine for Kazakhstan Partner Content
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The fate of the former Kazakh Prime Minister will tell MEPs everything they need to know about the future of EU-Kazakhstan relations
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Afghan women warn European Parliament of the dangers of negotiating with Taliban
The EU must prioritise Afghanistan’s women and pressure the de-facto leaders to comply with human rights, Sakharov Prize finalists urge
Endgame in sight in longest-running breach on record of the Treaty's parity of treatment provision
01 Feb Justice
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Following a last minute amendment to Italy’s Finance Act, closure on the dispute about non-national university teaching staff (Lettori) seems within reach
2021 saw progress on EU legislation against hate speech
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MEPs debate new resolution on #MeToo and sexual harassment
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Should Belgium go its own way to protect its supply chains? Partner Content
17 Dec Justice
Should Belgium go its own way to protect its supply chains?
The lack of progress made by the EU in adopting supply chain due diligence legislation has prompted the EU Member State to ponder its own law, writes Eli Hadzhieva, Director of the Dialogue for Europe